This text examines the developments in multiparticle production. Correlation and fluctuation phenomena in high energy collisions, physics from experiments at Hera and Fermilab and recent results from heavy ion collisions are discussed and multiplicity and inclusive distributions are reviewed.

Part 1 Correlations and fluctuations: space-time structure and intermittency, A. Bialas; correlations in multiparticle production, E.A. De Wolf. Part 2 Heavy ions: color deconfinement in high energy nuclear collision, H. Satz; recent results from relativisitic heavy ion collisions, P. Seyboth. Part 3 QCD and multiparticle production: gamma-p and gamma-gamma physics at high energies, T. Sjostrand; QCD predictions on multiparticle final states, W. Ochs; adventures in QCD with respect to hadron dynamics, B. Andersson; results from NA22 and L3, W. Kittel; clans as intermediate independent gluon sources in the generalized simplified parton shower model, S. Lupia. Part 4 Multiplicity and inclusive distributions: (multidimensional) discriminant analysis and neural networks for multiparticle production studies, A. De Angelis; multiplicity distributions, R. Ugoccioni; what can we learn from clan structure analysis on rapidity gap probability?, A. Giovannini. Part 5 Deep inelastic scattering: structure function and small-x physics at HERA, A. Capella; a study of the hadronic shower produced in high energy muon-nucleus interaction, J. Morfin; summary talk, J.D. Bjorken. (Part contents).